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I've never understood men who declare themselves to be totally heterosexual making themselves available for sexual intimacy with other men, for profit or leisure. There is some kind of mental/emotional difficulty within that. I equate it with me declaring myself a vegan at a rib joint.

It was when I relocated to NYC, while in my late twenties, that I tasted a bagel for the first time. I had a bagel every day for a year after that.

I'm thinking along the lines of ... http://www.itaniumsolutions.org/pics/max/78/784906_exo-kai-wallpaper.jpg

His ad images are the epitome of eye candy. My eyes have gorged themselves.

A particularly meticulous former co-worker informed me that toilet paper should come over the top of the roll enabling the user to see the perforations.

So much more in addition to the arms.

Without having tasted the coffee or the maple bar, I'll withhold judgement.

In my family, generally, the wheels come off between 80 and 85 years.

That is a curious scenario considering: Elephant seals are solitary in the ocean, but on land they form large colonies around their breeding grounds. These heavy animals are best adapted to the sea and clumsy on land, but can move at speeds up to 5 miles per hour if threatened. https://animals.mom.me/fast-can-elephant-seal-move-land-2954.html The average running speed of a "healthy" adult human is probably somewhere in the range of 10-15 miles per hour. This would be a measure of the average "peak" speed of every healthy adult human on the planet, regardless of gender, age, or size. https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-running-speed-of-a-human Perhaps the fleeing fisherman isn't physically up to an extended run or didn't have the time to evaluate his escape route.

With my luck, I know where I would be.

I'm late to the party, but this is indeed some good news. Congrats!

My favorite line in that episode is when Karen turned to Coco and gushed "Grace, when did you get here?"

His images project a lot of heat for someone named "freeze."

In image #2 it appears he also went to "great length."

While I have only the image of the vehicle to make a judgement, my concern is that the high profile of the vehicle could make it very difficult to control during strong wind events. I imagine (hope) that possibility has been addressed.

His boyish good looks are enjoying a good long shelf life.

If I resided in any of the states that split time zones, I'd go berserk for sure. Oregon and Idaho are split between the Mountain and Pacific time zones. Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, North and South Dakota are divided between Central and Mountain time zones. Florida, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee are split between Eastern and Central time zones. Alaska is split between the Alaska time zone and the Hawaii-Aleutian time zone. https://www.plansponsor.com/friday-post/trivial-pursuits-many-states-one-time-zone/

For my mom it was someone slamming a door.

And perhaps her's as well. Makes me wonder if it was actually the dog that did it.

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This is after the fact, but I'm curious to know if your car has a hand-operated emergency break you could have used in that situation.

If his images are unaltered, phenomenal is an understatement.

It will smart for a while, but many of life's lessons come with a price. Think of it as a teaching moment.

The gentleman on the left checks a lot of boxes, even without the backwards ballcap.